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Faucet Replacement in Seminole & Pinellas County, FL

Replacing kitchen and bathroom faucets — including pull-downs, widespread and centerset lavatory faucets, and outdoor hose bibbs.

Faucet Replacement in Pinellas County, FL

A faucet that drips, wobbles at the base, or has gone chalky with mineral buildup is usually past repairing. Cartridges and washers can buy time, but once the finish is pitted and the body is corroded, replacement costs less than repeated repairs.

We replace faucets using the existing supply lines and shutoffs, swapping the fixture itself. That covers kitchen faucets, pull-down sprayers, bathroom lavatory faucets in both centerset and widespread configurations, laundry tub faucets, and exterior hose bibbs.

What's Included

Removing the old faucet and disposing of it
Kitchen faucets, including pull-down and pull-out sprayers
Bathroom lavatory faucets — centerset, widespread, and single-hole
Replacing supply lines while the fixture is out
Basket strainers and pop-up drain assemblies
Soap dispensers and air gaps in existing holes
Laundry and utility tub faucets
Exterior hose bibb replacement
Testing for leaks under pressure before we leave
Cleaning the deck and sealing the base properly

Signs It's Time to Call

  • A drip that continues after the handle is fully off
  • Water pooling around the base of the faucet
  • The faucet rocks or wobbles when you use it
  • Weak or split flow even after cleaning the aerator
  • Chalky mineral crust that will not come off
  • Handles that are stiff, loose, or grind when turned
  • Visible corrosion at the base or on the supply lines

Hard Water and Older Plumbing in Pinellas County

Pinellas County water is hard, and it is the main reason faucets here fail early. Mineral scale builds inside cartridges and aerators, which is what causes the slow decline from full flow to a weak, splitting stream. It also etches the finish from the outside, leaving the chalky white crust that will not polish off.

Older St. Petersburg neighborhoods add a second complication. Homes in Historic Kenwood, Old Northeast, and Roser Park often still have original galvanized supply piping and cast-iron drains, and both corrode from the inside. On a house like that, a faucet swap sometimes reveals a shutoff valve that will not close or a supply nipple that crumbles when touched. We would rather find that with you standing there than surprise you with it.

Beach-side homes in Treasure Island, Madeira Beach, and St. Pete Beach see the same salt-air corrosion on exterior hose bibbs and outdoor showers that everything else out there suffers. Those tend to need replacing on a much shorter cycle than inland fixtures.

What we do and don't handleWe replace fixtures at existing connections. Work inside walls, re-piping, replacing the shutoff valves themselves, drain line work beyond the trap, and anything involving the sewer lateral is licensed plumbing work — including the cast-iron replacement common in pre-1972 Pinellas homes. We will tell you plainly when a job is past a fixture swap.

Faucet Replacement — Common Questions

Faucet Replacement Across Pinellas County

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